Van Nuys Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

Benny is the best i love the guy please let him know nick thinks he is the best

Friendly efficient service Thoroughly explained all the details of my car’s needs. Follow-up was excellent

Lack of respect for customers Zero communication You get treated like crap Week and a half to do a 2 hr job

Hector was great. always willing to help. Very knowledgeable. Very, very very very good communication.

Very fast with the Service,respectful,& kept me updated at all times. Done when said said they would

Very satisfied with the dealership and the service…. My service advisor Roger was great…. Very communicative in terms of the work that had to be done and when the car would be completed….

great service and attention, i was happy with my experience. don’t have any notes

Easy to park, and check in with service team member. Payman was super helpful and professional

What an appalling and furious experience with their service department. I made an oil change appointment a week in advance. Scheduled for 9am, with traffic delays I arrived at 9:30am. The service advisor, Payman Arjang, tells me that they need 3 to 5 hours to do the oil change. Shocked, I asked him why and he said there were many cars ahead of me. I agree to leave the car with them but before I do, he tries to sell me additional service routines ranging from $200 - $500. I decline. I return at 2:30pm and see that my car is just exiting their service garage. I go inside to tell him that I see my car and ask him to confirm if it's ready. Without making eye contact with me he tells me he's “waiting for the paperwork”. Another 10 minutes pass by and he tells me it's ready. Without receiving any paperwork from his attendants. As I leave their service office he gives me the most fake, nonchalant “have a nice day” line. I gave him, his entire staff and their service manager a well-deserved piece of my mind. They are either overbooking their appointments or do not have enough techs working during their service hours. Incredible that they need 5 hours to do an “express oil change”. No service, no care, no class whatsoever.

BAD & FRUSTRATING - It's exceptionally inconvenient to have to wait a month or more to get an appointment to get your vehicle looked at. Then, it took them almost an additional week to take 1 hour to diagnose the problem. (Also, them charging $300/hr. for service, is exceptionally high, & not affordable for almost anyone.) It's also frustrating to have paid $3,500 for a lifetime extended engine warranty from the person that sold me the vehicle, & then to be told when I do need service, that NONE of the engine parts that are causing the "check engine" light to illuminate, are covered under that warranty! The dealership repair center said, "we plug the part number into the computer, & if it says tge parts are not covered, sorry, there's nothing we can do." The shocking part I truly didn't expect after being disappointed in no warranty coverage, was to be told I was now being charged $300 to pick up my broken vehicle. (Meaning that even diagnosing the warranty problem was costing me their gluttonous $300/hr.) Imagine being told by a salesperson selling you a very expensive lifetime extended warranty that all mechanical issues would be covered... then you buy that warranty on good faith... the vehicle check engine light comes in & they hold your vehicle for a week before letting you know that not only AREN'T they going to fix your vehicle, but are now charging you $300 to get the broken vehicle back!? It's really kind of gross & feels really predatory. The service manager gave me the Mopar lifetime warranty phone number to ask them to approve the repairs, but that was friutless. The out-of-country call center said they couldn't help...in fact, they said the same thing the dealership said which was, "we plug the part number into the system & it tells us if the part is covered or not." Just be careful . When it costs you $300 to have an auto shop diagnose a simple check engine light, you know they don't care about your future business or referrals. I did end up paying over $1,100 to get the repair done because it made more sense to me than paying $300 to get my vehicle back broken. (Special note: If you don't have cash, & need to put the proxy repair on a credit card, they now have a new 3% processing fee to run your credit card!) Such bad, predatory business practices they've got. Maybe use Google or Yelp reviews & find an auto shop with good reviews, that doesn't gouge it's clients? 🤷‍♂️